Sentence examples for fundamental fault lines from inspiring English sources

The campaign of Jean-Claude Juncker, a former Luxembourg prime minister, to become the EU's chief executive is riddled with complexity but it is exposing many of the fundamental fault lines that lie at the heart of the European project.

The left/right divide in this country is predicated on some fundamental fault lines.

But, as Richard Haass, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, observed, "the battle between realists and idealists is the fundamental fault line of the American foreign-policy debate".

The coup in Honduras -- and the at best grudging and vacillating support in Washington for the restoration of President Zelaya -- has thrown into stark relief a fundamental fault line in Latin America and a moral black hole in U.S. policy toward the region.

The region needs a dialogue between the West and Iran because of one of the most fundamental regional fault lines of recent years.

"But the fault lines remain".

There were other fault lines.

Fault lines appeared almost immediately.

He mumbled something about "fault lines".

But the fault lines are still there.

Iran is on seismic fault lines.